Bio 233: Cellular Biology and Genetics
 Spring 2003


Instructor: Barbara May, Sc228
email: mayb@stolaf.edu

Office hours:Mon., Wed., 1-2 pm
                       Thurs. 12:35-2 pm
                        or by appointment
Class hours:
Lecture (Sc280):
                    Mon., Wed., Fri. 11:50-12:45
                    
Lab (Sc229):
                    Wed. 2-5 pm
or
                    Thurs. 8-11 am or
                    Thurs. 2-5 pm

Text:
               
Genetics: from genes to genomes by Hartwell, L.H. et al.
                     Lab manual (to be handed out in class
                     Lab notebook (needs to be bound)
                     Additional readings

To obtain additional copies of the syllabus: click here


To view presentations in each class, click on the date for each lecture:
To download a copy of the presentations as a powerpoint document, click on ppt:
                           
Date Topic
Readings
Inheritance: Why do we look so much like our parents, but yet different?
2/7

Introduction: Syllabus, the goals fo the course etc.. What is genetics? Why study genetics?
prologue
2/10  ppt
2/12  ppt
2/14
 ppt
Mendelian Inheritance and its complexities
Ch1, Ch2
2/17  ppt
2/19  
ppt
2/21   ppt
How we inherit: Cell division and our chromosomes, Linkage and Mapping
Ch3, Ch4(through p. 125)
The Gene: What is it? What does it do?
2/24  ppt
2/26  ppt
2/28  ppt
How we inherit: Linkage and Mapping
DNA replication and recombination

Ch4, Ch5
3/3   ppt
3/5   ppt
DNA replication and recombination
Mutation: How does this affect our genes?
EXAM 3/7
Ch5,
begin Ch6

3/10  ppt
3/12  ppt
3/14  ppt
Mutation: How does this affect our genes?
Gene expression: Transcription and translation
Ch6

Ch7

DNA technology: How can we use technology today to better understand genetics?

3/17  ppt

Gene expression: Transcription and translation (your talks)
Ch 7
3/24-3/28 SPRING BREAK

3/31  ppt
4/2   ppt
4/4   ppt
Gene expression review
Genomes

Ch 7
Ch11-13
The eukaryotic and prokaryotic genomes: What are they composed of and how are they regulated?

4/7   ppt
4/9   ppt

Genomes

EXAM 4/11
Ch11-13

4/14  ppt

4/18  ppt
DNA technology: Cloning, PCR, Hybridizations, Genotyping, Sequencing, Gene mapping

Ch8-10

4/21
EASTER BREAK

4/23  ppt
4/25  ppt
DNA technology: Cloning, PCR, Hybridizations, Genotyping, Sequencing, Gene mapping Ch8-10
4/28  ppt
4/30  ppt
5/2     ppt
DNA technology: Cloning, PCR, Hybridizations, Genotyping, Sequencing, Gene mapping
Homework#6 figure
Ch8-10


5/5    ppt
5/7    ppt
Lab     word
DNA technology: Cloning, PCR, Hybridizations, Genotyping, Sequencing, Gene mapping
EXAM 5/9
Ch8-10
5/12  ppt
5/14  ppt
The genetics of cancer
Ch17
5/19
FINAL EXAM!


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